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Originally Posted by gguruusa
According to Avaya, ToucPal 3.5 is the (only?) culprit. We'll get it fixed. There was a change made last update cycle that made the build process more sensitive to correct .dsm/.rgu relationships - many .dsm had to be rebuilt, but we might not have gotten them all. Randomly zeroing .dsm is a bad idea: while .dsm are rebuilt every build, that doesn't mean what you are taking it to mean.
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If zeroing a .dsm is a bad idea then what is the best way to handle rebuilding .dsm's for our presonal oem's?